Comment by guappa
As a user, i'm glad when devs use old tools so that my battery has a chance of lasting the whole day and my apps don't take 10 seconds just to open.
As a user, i'm glad when devs use old tools so that my battery has a chance of lasting the whole day and my apps don't take 10 seconds just to open.
On github besides the slowness the number of clicks is increasing! I now have to click a "..." thing that opens a menu that only has 1 item in it to see the test build. And of course that (proprietary) tool follows the trend so I need another number of clicks to finally get to the logs and see what failed.
> As a user, i'm glad when devs use old tools so that my battery has a chance of lasting the whole day and my apps don't take 10 seconds just to open.
Yup, same here! The story is as old as time, and the examples are plentiful. First Slashdot, then Reddit, then now GitHub, all became far-far-far slower and less usable, once they've been "improved" by the folk engaging in the resume-driven development:
Why is GitHub UI getting slower? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44799861 - Aug 2025 (115 comments)
I am, too, as a user, quite pleased that F-Droid is keeping it cool and reliable for the actual users.